Installation
Transporting the Unit
DryGair Energies Ltd
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4.2
Transporting the Unit
4.2.1
Safety Notes for Lifting and Transporting the Unit
Warning
DryGair declines all responsibility for damage to objects or persons caused
by not observing the safety standards concerning the lifting and moving of
material within the user’s facilities.
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Loading the truck and transporting the unit must be done with the
appropriate equipment, considering the unit size and weight.
Warning
Only qualified and specialized personnel, which are trained for this type of
maneuvering, should perform all the handling and lifting operations.
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When transferring the unit, be sure to have a supervising person.
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Personnel must keep a distance from suspended loads and work areas of
the crane, forklift truck, or other lifting/handling equipment.
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Moving and lifting the unit should be done with suitable belts/chains.
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Always act with extreme caution to prevent personal injury and damage
to the unit or its parts. When using a forklift, be sure not to damage the
compressor.
Caution
The DryGair unit should be lifted only from its front or rear. Special
addons for inserting a forklift are attached to the bottom of the unit.
Ensure the forks are spread
to the distance of the unit’s forklift addons.
